What happens when you drive a car? There’s pollution emitted that goes all the way to the ozone layer. When a car burns fossil fuels for energy, carbon dioxide is a byproduct. That traps heat in the Earth’s atmosphere. And this leads to climate change. That’s sad. It’s not like there’s some magic net in the sky to catch all the carbon. And that’s something that countries have been struggling with: how to deal with rising greenhouse gases. There have been ideas, like trying to transition to something like EVs to deal with carbon dioxide. Sometimes, renewable energy sources and energy efficiency aren’t enough. But, what about broad-scale elements that produce carbon dioxide? What about industrial plants or power generation facilities?
